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Tomb is a free and open source tool for folder encryption on GNU/Linux, creating encrypted storage folders opened and closed with associated key files protected by a user-chosen password. It uses dm-crypt and LUKS via cryptsetup and is a shell script. Tomb works only on GNU/Linux systems and WSL2 starting with Windows11.
Tuxmate is a bulk application installer for Linux. It is hosted on GitHub under the repository abusoww/tuxmate. The project is described as the missing bulk app installer for Linux. It aims to simplify installing multiple applications at once.
Set of custom utility scripts and dotfiles made for working mainly with Linux systems, written mostly in bash. Scripts cover backing up files to Mega.nz and MySQL databases via mysqldump, setting up a TeamSpeak 3 server on Debian-based distros, merging PDF files, and configuring Prometheus. The repository also includes dotfiles for Linux and cloud utility scripts.
Waydroid is a free and open-source tool that runs a full Android system in a container on GNU/Linux systems with Wayland-based desktop environments. It uses Linux namespaces and provides Android applications, with multi-window and full UI modes. The Android image is based on LineageOS and is currently based on Android 13.
Wayland Compositor Index is an ArchWiki page that catalogs Wayland compositors. It lists compositors by type—stacking, tiling, dynamic, and other—along with information on display managers and Xwayland compatibility. The page serves as a reference for users seeking Wayland compositor options on Arch Linux.
WinApps runs Windows applications such as Microsoft 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud on GNU/Linux with KDE Plasma, GNOME or XFCE, integrated as if native to the OS. Windows runs in a Docker, Podman or libvirt virtual machine, and FreeRDP renders applications alongside Linux ones. It is a hard fork of Fmstrat/winapps.
Window Manager Index is an ArchWiki article that explains what a window manager is and categorizes different types. It includes lists of stacking, tiling, and dynamic window managers, serving as a comprehensive reference for users exploring window management options on Arch Linux.
Community-maintained Arch Linux wiki with detailed Linux documentation, guides, and troubleshooting notes.
Beginner-friendly Linux course covering command line, filesystems, permissions, networking, and processes.
The Linux Command Line by William Shotts is a 596-page book for new command line users covering command line use, shell scripting and common command line programs. Released under a BY-NC-ND Creative Commons license, it is available as a free PDF download. A sequel, Adventures with the Linux Command Line, is also available as a free PDF download.
The Arch Linux manual pages website (man.archlinux.org) is a repository of manual pages from Arch Linux packages. It contains 83,516 manual pages and 8,793 symbolic links sourced from 3,776 packages, while 11,705 packages lack indexable manual pages. The site organizes pages into traditional sections and provides search forms to locate pages by name, description, or package.
Issue tracking for the Steam for Linux beta client
1Piece is a macOS utility that bundles features intended to improve usability of the Mac. It includes Window List for showing open windows, Hot Corners for switching Spaces or the active window, and a Window Manager for resizing and repositioning windows using hot keys, menus, or snapping.
AdGuard is an ad and popup blocking app for Safari on iOS, iPadOS and macOS. The listing describes enabling filters for ad blocking, privacy, social widgets, annoyances, security and language, and notes the free version is enough. Users can report incorrect blocking through the app's support option.
Agenda is a note-taking app for Apple platforms that integrates calendar events into notes and organizes notes into a timeline. Notes can be dated and linked to calendar events or placed On the Agenda, and the editor supports tags, links, tables, lists and checklists. The app is free with no time limits, with Premium features available, and requires macOS 12, iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 or higher.
AlDente is a macOS utility from AppHouseKitchen that lets MacBook users set a charge limit so the battery spends less time fully charged. The site also lists Heat Protection, Sailing Mode, and Calibration Mode among features giving more control over battery health.
Alfred is a productivity application for macOS that uses hotkeys, keywords and text expansion to search the Mac and the web and to control the Mac through custom actions. It includes clipboard history, snippets, a calculator and 1Password bookmark access. Additional automation workflows are available with the Powerpack.
AppManager is a macOS-style application for installing and managing AppImage software packages. The project provides previews of the application, a list of its features, and documented system requirements. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
Beta Profiles tracks Apple beta software releases, listing beta versions and builds for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and visionOS. It offers downloads of beta versions without a beta profile and a compatibility page checking whether devices support the latest betas.
Better Shot is a free, open-source screenshot and screen recorder for macOS. It serves as an alternative to Loom and CleanShot X, offering features such as cursor auto-zoom, face cam, on-device captions, and a full editing suite. The app requires no account, subscription, or watermark.
Better Shot is a screenshot, screen recording, and video editing application for macOS. It is built with SwiftUI and includes a capture deck, over 75 customizable shortcuts, URL scheme automation, and self-hosted cloud sharing. The project is an open-source alternative to CleanShot X and Loom. It is hosted on GitHub under KartikLabhshetwar/better-shot.
BlockBlock is a macOS security tool that monitors common persistence locations and alerts whenever a new persistent component is added. It uses Apple's Endpoint Security Framework, requires system privileges and Full Disk Access, and runs automatically after restart to provide continual protection. Alerts identify the responsible process and the persisted item, and users can allow or block it.
Browserino is a small browser selector for macOS written in SwiftUI. It is set as the default browser and users assign shortcuts to choose which application opens a link. It is described as inspired by Browserosaurus but smaller, with native code.
Bunch is a macOS automation utility that reads plain text files called Bunches to launch applications, run scripts, open files and websites, and change system settings. It sits in the menu bar and presents the Bunches as a menu for switching between work contexts with a click. The software is free.
